Amidst the anticipation surrounding the upcoming coronation event, there is a growing unease among royal circles regarding the possible overshadowing of the entire affair by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

The apprehension stems from the fear that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could potentially steal the spotlight and become the central focus of the event, leaving little room for anyone else to shine.

Former Conservative Minister Anne Wynne Combe expressed her concerns during an interview with Sky News Australia host and renowned expert Piers Morgan.

She highlighted the looming possibility of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle emerging as the standout narrative of the coronation, overshadowing the traditional pomp and ceremony that typically defines such occasions.

The discussion surrounding the potential attendance of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle at the coronation event sparked a debate on the implications of their presence.

Miss Wynne Combe emphasized her belief that their participation could inadvertently shift the focus away from the main event and onto themselves, creating a distraction that could detract from the significance of the occasion.

Addressing the question of whether Prince Andrew’s presence could also generate similar attention, Miss Wynne Combe downplayed the potential impact, suggesting that his role would likely be more subdued and unlikely to garner the same level of media scrutiny as the Sussexes.

This sentiment was echoed by Mr. Morgan, who expressed skepticism about placing trust in Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to maintain a low profile at the event.

Adding to the complexity of the situation, Times Royal correspondent Valentine Lowe raised concerns about the optics of King Charles potentially excluding the Sussexes from the guest list.

He cautioned that such a decision could be perceived as petty and vindictive, potentially overshadowing the coronation itself with debates about royal family dynamics and exclusions.